High and Outside by Linnea A. Due
Linnea A. Due | High and Outside | Star of her school softball team and with the highest point average in her class, Niki nonetheless has a severe drinking problem, and after nearly sel
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Other Women by Lisa Alther
Lisa Alther | Other Women | With two young sons, a failed marriage, a job as an emergency room nurse that leaves her feeling paralyzed and hopeless, and a relationship with a wom
Under The Udala Trees by Chinelo Okparanta
Chinelo Okparanta | Under The Udala Trees | Ijeoma comes of age as her nation does; born before independence, she is 11 when civil war breaks out in the young republic of Nigeria. Sent away to s
Luna by Julie Anne Peters
Julie Anne Peters | Luna | Regan’s brother Liam can’t stand the person he is during the day. Like the moon from whom Liam has chosen his female namesake, his true self, Luna, on
Heart Trouble by Jane Vollbrecht
Jane Vollbrecht | Heart Trouble | Jackie Frackman is a consultant for a human resources firm based in Washington, D.C. Her job keeps her on the road much of the time delivering seminar
No Straight Lines by Justin Hall
Justin Hall | No Straight Lines | The wildly successful queer comics anthology is being re-released in softcover: with contributions from cartoonists such as Alison Bechdel (Fun Home).
Wasteland by Jo Sinclair
Jo Sinclair | Wasteland | Wasteland is the story of Jacob Braunowitz, a young Jewish man who, tortured by self-doubts and nightmare fears, turns his back on his heritage, his h
Dying To Live by Xenia Alexiou; Kim Baldwin
Xenia Alexiou; Kim Baldwin | Dying To Live | British socialite Zoe Anderson-Howe’s pampered life is abruptly shattered when she’s taken hostage by FARC guerrillas while on a business trip to Bogo
Olivia by Olivia
Olivia | Olivia | From the back cover:
“When, at 16, Olivia left her English family to spend a year in a French finishing school near Paris, she moved into an
Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage by Nancy D. Polikoff
Nancy D. Polikoff | Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage | Part of the Queer Ideas series, edited by Michael BronskiA persuasive argument for why married couples, gay or straight, should not receive special ri